The player may access the Husk crafting menus via the Fleshcrating workbench located in any Shaper camp. Here they can craft a new Infernal Husk by combining various components or salvage unwanted parts. The design can be previewed in the rightmost panel.

Hover states and tooltips. Components of the Husk are similar in format to other items in D4, although simplified so that they do not eclipse the character's equipment. Here you can see the introduction of Sets, which have always been a favorite of mine.

The Fleshsculptor NPC handles a number of different functions in the season, including the crafting of Soulstones seen above. On the right is the detail panel for the current Husk, including all stats and ability descriptions.

The Fleshsculptor is also where the player can craft Inscribed Pelts. They may combine up to three Runic Hides to create a Pelt of varying rarity and quality depending on the Hides used. The player may also customize the color of the Pelt.

The player can also craft Appendages at the same NPC. By turning in Flesh Scraps collected by defeating enemies, the player can create a random Appendage chosen from three different types with varying effects and costs. To the right is the part inventory.

Once an Appendage has been crafted, the player has the choice of whether to keep it (send to inventory) or salvage it (for a small refund of Flesh Scraps). The items can vary in quality like other equipment in the game.

Here are some of the icons I created for this project. The goal was to make them functional and readable for any UI artist further along the pipeline.

For this project I quickly sketched out the menus I wanted to create following the proportions of similar elements in the current game. I wanted the UX to be familiar to players, but still provide slightly different experiences for each component.